tropical weather

This system would be homegrown as it's forecasted to be pushed south from Georgia into the Gulf and now has an 80% chance of development.

Tropical trouble could be brewing in the Gulf of Mexico by the middle of next week.

The National Weather Service has been tracking an area of disturb weather just off the coast of Mexico and they are giving it a 90% for development into a tropical depression over the next two days.

We could have "Lee" and maybe "Maria" churning up the tropics by the time next week rolls around.

It's a busy time in the tropics as forecasters are now monitoring another tropical wave in the Atlantic.

Tropical storm, tropical depression, remnant low, no matter what it's called it will likely mean a very wet weekend for South Louisiana.

Based on this revised forecast we still have a lot more tropical weather to look forward to before the end of the season.

The long range tropical forecast models are suggesting we keep an eye on the tropical Atlantic Ocean for the next several days.

Tropical Storm Emily has formed in the Gulf of Mexico.

Another tropical trouble spot is brewing in the Bahamas. Chances are it will not be a player in the weather forecast for the United States.

A tropical wave has formed in the southwest Gulf of Mexico. While should not pose a huge threat to the U.S. coastline another system could be an issue for our coast by next week.

A tropical wave in the Caribbean appears to have dissipated which is good news for the Gulf Coast.